From condominium storefronts in mixed-use developments to standalone office buildings, busy downtown restaurants, and highway commercial sites, Whitehorse’s commercial real estate market is diverse and continually shifting. Businesses along 2nd Avenue, the Alaska Highway, and in commercial centres like Waterfront Station rely on accurate valuations to secure financing, negotiate leases, or plan redevelopment. Whether appraising office space, retail units, or restaurant properties, our commercial reports reflect current lease rates, cap rates, and zoning—supporting sound decisions for owners, investors, and lenders.

Whitehorse’s real estate market is shaped by its diverse neighborhoods, from the established family homes in Riverdale and Porter Creek to the custom hillside properties in Mary Lake and Cowley Creek. Whether you need the value of a downtown loft near Main Street, a new build in Whistle Bend, or a lakefront retreat on Marsh Lake, we provide accurate appraisals reflecting current sales trends, neighborhood demand, and property characteristics unique to the Yukon. With high construction costs, seasonal market shifts, and land constraints affecting prices, our expert valuations help homeowners, buyers, and lenders make informed decisions.

Ensuring your commercial property is properly insured in Whitehorse requires a precise valuation that considers local construction costs, fire protection limitations, and supply chain delays for rebuilding. Whether you own a building in Downtown, an automotive shop in Marwell, or a logistics warehouse in the Mount Sima area, we assess replacement costs based on real-world factors like material availability, skilled trades pricing, and infrastructure constraints. Our valuations help business owners and landlords avoid underinsurance and ensure full protection in case of fire, structural damage, or catastrophic events.

From placer mining equipment operating near Dawson and Carmacks to vegetation control maintaining Yukon highways from Watson Lake to Teslin, Yukon businesses rely on heavy-duty machinery to get the job done. Whether you need an actual cash value assessment for dozers, drill rigs, loaders, line contracting, or specialized forestry equipment, we provide market-driven appraisals reflecting depreciation, local resale demand, replacement costs, and transportation. Our reports are trusted by lenders, insurers, claimants and financial institutions for financing, coverage adjustments, and asset liquidation.

From high-rise units in River’s Reach overlooking the Yukon River to townhome-style condos in Whistle Bend and Takhini, Whitehorse has seen a surge in condominium developments. Strata corporations need precise insurance valuations that reflect local rebuilding costs, permitting fees, labor shortages, and availability of specialized contractors. Our replacement cost assessments ensure condo boards, property managers, and insurers have accurate figures to maintain full coverage, prevent financial shortfalls, and prepare for long-term future financial expenses.

Whitehorse’s industrial properties are essential to Yukon’s economy, with operations ranging from equipment repair shops in McCrae to mining supply depots along the Alaska Highway. Whether it’s a contractor’s yard in Kulan, a fabrication plant in Mt. Sima, or a large-scale distribution center near the Whitehorse airport, we provide detailed valuations that account for zoning, infrastructure, and property use. With factors like limited industrial land availability and increasing development in areas like Marwell, our appraisals help businesses secure financing, insurance, and investment opportunities.

Condo developments in Whitehorse are rapidly expanding, from high-end mixed-use buildings near Shipyards Park to multi-unit townhomes in Ingram and Copper Ridge. Planning for major repairs and infrastructure replacements is critical for long-term financial stability. Our reserve fund studies help condo boards prepare for expenses like exterior siding repairs, HVAC replacements, and underground parking maintenance. We provide detailed projections that ensure Whitehorse condo communities remain financially sustainable and compliant with Yukon strata regulations.

Whitehorse has a long history of industrial activity, from former oil depots in Marwell to abandoned fuel stations along the Alaska Highway and old railway yards near the waterfront. Before purchasing or developing commercial land, a Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) helps identify potential contamination risks from past use. Whether it’s a former mechanics shop in McCrae, a warehouse in Kulan, our assessments ensure compliance with environmental regulations and minimize liability for property owners, investors, and developers.

Understanding market lease rates is crucial for landlords, tenants, and investors in Whitehorse and across the Yukon. From retail spaces on Main Street to office suites in Horwood’s Mall and industrial warehouses in Marwell, rental values are influenced by location, lease structure, property condition, and local economic trends. We provide in-depth market rent reports, analyzing vacancy rates, tenant demand, and comparable leases to ensure fair pricing for commercial, industrial, and office properties. Whether you’re renegotiating a lease, setting rental rates, or evaluating investment potential, our reports offer data-driven insights tailored to Whitehorse, Dawson City, Watson Lake, and other key Yukon communities.

From established communities like Dawson City, Watson Lake, and Haines Junction to remote villages such as Old Crow, Ross River, and Pelly Crossing, we provide appraisal services for all property types across the Yukon. Every community has unique market conditions shaped by access, infrastructure, and local economic activity. Whether it’s a home in Carcross, a business in Faro, or vacant land in Beaver Creek, our valuations consider zoning, utilities, and development potential—ensuring accurate assessments that support financing, sales, and investment decisions in Yukon’s diverse communities. We apply the same rigorous analysis for remote and fly-in properties even further off the beaten path.

From future home sites in Whistle Bend to commercial lots along the Alaska Highway and remote parcels in Yukon’s wilderness, we provide expert appraisals for vacant land across the territory. Every piece of land has unique value drivers, including zoning, road access, utility availability, and development potential. Whether it’s a subdivision lot in Porter Creek, a waterfront parcel in Marsh Lake, or an undeveloped commercial site in Marwell, we deliver accurate, well-researched valuations. We apply the same rigorous analysis to remote and off-grid properties, ensuring fair assessments for buyers, sellers, lenders, and investors in all Yukon communities, from Carcross to Dawson City and beyond.

From commercial developments on Kwanlin Dün and Ta’an Kwäch’än Settlement Lands in Whitehorse to residential properties on Tr’ondëk Hwëch’în and Carcross/Tagish First Nation lands, we provide expert appraisals for leased and fee-simple properties across Yukon. Whether it’s a business on a 99-year lease, a residential home on a 124-year lease, or a commercial venture in partnership with a First Nation, we assess land value, leasehold interests, and market demand. Our valuations help property owners, investors, and lenders navigate the unique frameworks of First Nations land tenure with accuracy and confidence, ensuring fair assessments for development, financing, and long-term planning.

From boutique lodges in Dawson City and remote fishing resorts in Teslin to highway motels in Watson Lake and full-service hotels in downtown Whitehorse, we provide expert valuations tailored to Yukon’s hospitality industry. Our appraisals assess key factors such as occupancy rates, revenue potential, seasonal demand, operational costs, and market competition. Whether you’re refinancing, selling, purchasing, or developing a new accommodation business, we deliver accurate valuations that help owners, lenders, and investors make informed financial decisions in the ever-evolving tourism and hospitality sector.

From private aircraft hangars at Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport to aviation maintenance facilities and charter service buildings in Dawson City, Watson Lake, and remote airstrips, we provide expert appraisals for Yukon’s aviation industry. Our valuations consider land leases, infrastructure, accessibility, market demand, and replacement costs. Whether for financing, insurance, investment analysis, or lease negotiations, we provide detailed, well-researched assessments to ensure aviation property owners, operators, and investors make informed financial decisions in this specialized market.

From RV parks along the Alaska Highway and family campgrounds near Marsh Lake to remote wilderness retreats in Tombstone and Kluane, we provide expert appraisals for Yukon’s campground and outdoor hospitality industry. Our valuations consider land value, zoning regulations, infrastructure, seasonal demand, revenue potential, and operational costs. Whether you’re expanding, refinancing, or selling, we deliver accurate assessments to support informed financial decisions. With Yukon’s growing tourism sector and increasing demand for outdoor experiences, our reports help campground owners, investors, and lenders navigate this unique market with confidence.

From custom homes in Whistle Bend to multi-phase commercial projects along the Alaska Highway and remote builds in rural Yukon communities, we provide detailed progress inspections tailored to each stage of construction. Our inspections verify completed work against plans and permits, assess materials on site, and ensure compliance with building standards. Whether you're a lender releasing construction draws, a builder tracking milestones, or a property owner seeking peace of mind, our clear, timely reports support financing schedules, risk management, and project accountability throughout the build process.

From farmland in the Takhini River Valley to greenhouses in Ibex Valley and grazing leases near Lake Laberge, we provide expert appraisals for Yukon’s diverse agricultural properties. Whether it’s a family homestead, hobby farm, or commercial operation, our valuations consider soil quality, water access, land use, infrastructure, market conditions, and agricultural viability. We work with producers, lenders, and government agencies to deliver accurate, well-supported reports for financing, sales, insurance, and succession planning—tailored to the unique challenges and opportunities of agriculture in the North.

From commercial daycare centres in standalone buildings to licensed facilities operating in condominium units, we provide expert appraisals for child care properties across Whitehorse and the Yukon. Our valuations consider zoning compliance, licensing standards, interior layout, safety features, and local demand—supporting financing, insurance, lease agreements, and long-term planning for daycare operators, landlords, and lenders. With rising demand for quality child care and limited available space, accurate valuations are essential for sustainable growth and investment in this vital sector.